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1. What Utah concert broke Ticketmaster’s record for the fastest sell-out ever for a concert at Rice-Eccles Stadium on July 17? a. David Archuleta b. The Tabernacle Choir at Temple […]
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The United States House of Representatives voted on June 16 to make Juneteenth (June 19) the 12th federal holiday. President Joe Biden signed the bill into law on June 17, […]
When we got to the Utah State Capitol on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 20, shortly after the inauguration of President Joe Biden, it was eerily quiet. Having gone to a Black […]
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1. President-elect Joe Biden has already chosen ____ leaders of his foreign policy and national security teams. a. six b. nine c. three d. five 2. Intermountain Healthcare set up […]
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1. According to the Utah Department of Health along with the Salt Lake Tribune, COVID-19 numbers reached an all-time high in Utah this past week, which led to Gov. Gary […]
Elections, News, Politics, Utah
President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden are locked in a heated battle for the presidency. As of Nov. 4, both nominees have plausible paths to win office. Biden […]
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1) According to Michael McDonald, a professor at the University of Florida who specializes in American elections, how many early votes will be cast by Nov. 3? a. 200 million […]
Above the Scroll, News, Politics
In a much more civil affair than the previous presidential debate, the first and only vice presidential debate concluded at the University of Utah on Oct. 7 at 8:30 p.m. […]
Above the Scroll, News, Politics
With the vice presidential debate in the rearview mirror, many may be wondering what the role of vice president of the United States does in his, or now maybe her, […]
Above the Scroll, Elections, News, Politics
Before the words “coronavirus” or “COVID-19” had even entered the daily vernacular, the University of Utah had been selected to host the vice presidential debate. Since the university was selected […]